What problem does it solve? During an authorized security engagement, an orchestrator needs to decide which of dozens of attack-testing skills to load based on the engagement mode and the target's technology stack. Doing this manually is error-prone and inconsistent across sessions. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Target Fingerprinting: Runs a one-shot curl header check and parses recon live-hosts files to map signals (Okta, Microsoft 365, VMware, cloud providers, APKs) to the correct platform attack skills. - Mode-Based Skill Loading: Loads distinct skill sets for redteam mode (mindset, platform, high-impact hunt skills) versus wapt mode (full OWASP-oriented hunt set with blackbox or greybox handling). - Deterministic Taxonomy Print: Emits a plain-text, colon-delimited summary of every loaded skill grouped by category, then returns control to the /hunt orchestrator without running any probes itself. - Use Case: After confirming an engagement is a greybox web application penetration test, invoke this loader to fingerprint the target, load all 27 WAPT skills, apply captured credentials to authenticated tests, and print the session taxonomy. ## Quick Start Invoke hunt-dispatch with mode=wapt and box=greybox after the /hunt orchestrator confirms the engagement type to load the full web application testing skill set.
